Flesh: meaning, definitions and examples
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flesh
[ flɛʃ ]
human body
The soft substance consisting of muscle and fat that is found between the skin and bones of a human or an animal.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The flesh of a ripe peach is sweet and juicy.
- The butcher carefully trimmed away the excess fat from the flesh of the meat.
to remove skin or flesh from an animal or fruit
To remove the skin or flesh from an animal or fruit, typically as a preparation for consumption.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- He deftly fleshed the fish before cooking it.
- She carefully fleshed the mango to extract the juicy fruit.
Translations
Translations of the word "flesh" in other languages:
🇵🇹 carne
- carne humana
- polpa (de fruta)
🇮🇳 मांस
- शरीर का मांस
- फल का गूदा
🇩🇪 Fleisch
- Menschenfleisch
- Fruchtfleisch
🇮🇩 daging
- daging manusia
- daging buah
🇺🇦 м'ясо
- людське м'ясо
- м'якоть (фрукта)
🇵🇱 mięso
- ludzkie mięso
- miąższ owocu
🇯🇵 肉 (にく)
- 人肉 (じんにく)
- 果肉 (かにく)
🇫🇷 chair
- chair humaine
- pulpe (de fruit)
🇪🇸 carne
- carne humana
- pulpa (de fruta)
🇹🇷 et
- insan eti
- meyve eti
🇰🇷 고기
- 인육
- 과육
🇸🇦 لحم
- لحم بشري
- لب الفاكهة
🇨🇿 maso
- lidské maso
- dužina (ovoce)
🇸🇰 mäso
- ľudské mäso
- dužina (ovocia)
🇨🇳 肉 (ròu)
- 人肉 (rénròu)
- 果肉 (guǒròu)
🇸🇮 meso
- človeško meso
- sadna kaša
🇮🇸 kjöt
- mannkjöt
- ávaxtakjöt
🇰🇿 ет
- адам еті
- жеміс еті
🇬🇪 ხორცი
- ადამიანის ხორცი
- ხილის რბილობი
🇦🇿 ət
- insan əti
- meyvə əti
🇲🇽 carne
- carne humana
- pulpa (de fruta)
Word origin
The word 'flesh' has its origins in Old English 'flǣsc' which referred to the soft substance of the body, especially that covering the bones and muscles. It has been used in various contexts throughout history, often symbolizing the physical aspect of humanity or the material world.
See also: fleshly.